Windows 10 Build 10147 x64 ISO has leaked

JoeyDVDZ said:

I'd still like to hear Cortana speak to me. I haven't had any luck with that since the very early 9000 series builds. Ever since it the 100xx builds Cortana hasn't said a peep to me. Frustrating. Realtek audio on an Asus mobo, btw.

Same here. Realtek on a Gigabyte mobo.

For those having the message about the insider builds needing attention, have you gone into Settings, and click the "fix it" button? I had the same thing, and after a reboot everything was fine. However, you must be on a Microsoft Account based on what recent announcements from MS have said. Insider Previews going forward will be tied to your MSA.

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Found the issue with the download folder shortcut.

Mystere said:

For those having the message about the insider builds needing attention, have you gone into Settings, and click the "fix it" button? I had the same thing, and after a reboot everything was fine. However, you must be on a Microsoft Account based on what recent announcements from MS have said. Insider Previews going forward will be tied to your MSA.

I got these messages some days after I disabled the Windows Update service.
Guess it happens when a new update/build is available but the system is unable to push it due to intentionally or unintentionally reconfiguring services that are needed to deliver the updates...

Jackalito said:

Same here. Realtek on an ASUS Z87-K motherboard with latest drivers (7541 Beta).

This is my particular case. I'm from Spain, but although I always use a MSA, install the EN-US version and set the system language and Location to English US, I, for the life of me, not only can I not make Cortana talk to me, but I can't talk to her either. I plug in my mic, set it up, enable Cortana and when I click on the Mic icon in the Search bar on Taskbar, I always get the same message "Sorry, speech failed to start. Try again later"

"Hey Cortana" works for me, but then she just freezes up.

DavidY said:

Thanks for that observation - very interesting (and perhaps not odd at all).

I've got a theory on how activation will work, and I think what you've seen does fit in.

I'm not entirely sure that's the whole thing. I decided to do a clean install to my laptop, that has never had Windows 10 on it. After installation was over, it was already activated. Maybe this new version has a key embedded that just wasn't active yet, and MS has made this key active now.. I don't know..

Mystere said:

I'm not entirely sure that's the whole thing. I decided to do a clean install to my laptop, that has never had Windows 10 on it. After installation was over, it was already activated. Maybe this new version has a key embedded that just wasn't active yet, and MS has made this key active now.. I don't know..

Similar here. I performed a second clean installation on another partition and it asked for the key twice, once at install and once at setup; I clicked on 'Skip' and 'Do this later' respectively, however, when all was done and I went into settings to activate it, it was already activated.

Mystere said:

I'm not entirely sure that's the whole thing. I decided to do a clean install to my laptop, that has never had Windows 10 on it. After installation was over, it was already activated. Maybe this new version has a key embedded that just wasn't active yet, and MS has made this key active now.. I don't know..

Fair enough - thanks for clarifying.

JoeyDVDZ said:

I'd still like to hear Cortana speak to me. I haven't had any luck with that since the very early 9000 series builds. Ever since it the 100xx builds Cortana hasn't said a peep to me. Frustrating. Realtek audio on an Asus mobo, btw.

This is the first build that Cortana actually works for me. I did have a few glitches were it stopped working. I logged off and back on and Cortana work again. I did get it to start a couple of apps. Mostly it brings up a web search.